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One Dead, Many Injured As Bukola Saraki's Thugs Slug It Out With Soldiers As He Arrives Ilorin Gistmania Nov 14, 2020 Read original It is of great concern that many people were injured as a result of clash among the Bukola Saraki minions as he arrives Ilorin today. Saraki was in town to celebrate the 8th anniversary of his dad, Senator Olusola Saraki and also the 25th anniversary of Emir Sulu Gambari, the Ilorin monarch but things turned upside down when his folowers allegedly opened fire in front of Soldiers, thereby killing one of their fellow thugs. The gallant soldiers however pounced on over 20 of them. Many innocent persons have been rushed to General Hospital after sustaining serious injuries from the reckless behaviour of his followers. Photos below.....

  Iran denies report of senior Al Qaeda leader killed in Tehran Israeli operatives assassinated Abu Muhammad Al Masri in August, according to intelligence officials quoted by the New York Times The National November 14, 2020 Iran denied a report that Al Qaeda's second-in-command was killed in Tehran in August by Israeli operatives at the behest of the United States, saying there were no members of the terrorist group on its soil. The  New York Times  reported on Friday that Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah, who went by the nom de guerre Abu Muhammad Al Masri, was gunned down by two men on a motorcycle in the streets of Tehran on August 7. Al Masri, one of Al Qaeda's founding leaders, was killed along with his daughter, the widow of former Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden’s son, Hamza bin Laden, the  Times  reported, citing unnamed intelligence officials. The killing of Al Masri, seen as a likely successor to Al Qaeda’s current leader, Ayman Al Zawahiri, had been kept secret, the newspaper

  Ethiopia's Tigray region bombs airports as conflict spreads Ethiopia’s defiant Tigray regional government has fired rockets at two airports in the neighboring Amhara region as a deadly conflict threatens to spread into other parts of Africa’s second most populous country By  CARA ANNA Associated Press 14 November 2020, 13:54 •  3 min read NAIROBI, Kenya -- Ethiopia’s defiant Tigray regional government has fired rockets at two airports in the neighboring Amhara region as a deadly conflict threatens to spread into other parts of Africa’s second most populous country. The Tigray regional government in a statement on Tigray TV said such strikes will continue “unless the attacks against us stop.” The federal government said the airports in Gondar and Bahir Dar were damaged in the strikes late Friday, asserting that Tigray regional forces are “repairing and utilizing the last of the weaponry within its arsenals.” The deadly fighting that erupted in the northern Tigray region on Nov. 4

  FG: Only qualified teachers will be allowed in classrooms next year November 14, 2020 Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Frank Ikpefan, Abuja Beginning from next year, only qualified teachers will be allowed in the classrooms, the Federal Government has said. The government said the decision to regulate the teaching profession is to improve the quality of teaching and learning in Nigerian schools. It also stated that only persons with a minimum of Second Class Upper (2/1), would be engaged as teachers in government schools. The National Council on Education had set December 31, 2019, as the deadline for all teachers in the country to register and be certified by the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN). But the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic which led to the closure of schools for months nationwide meant the government couldn’t enforce the regulation. Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Sonny Echonu stated this after monitoring the Profes

  Trump supporters head to the streets as he pushes false election claims By  John Whitesides WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump’s supporters will take to the streets on Saturday to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud as he pushes ahead with a flurry of longshot legal challenges to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory. FILE PHOTO: A supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump arrives to a "Stop the Steal" protest after the 2020 U.S. presidential election was called for Democratic candidate Joe Biden, at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC), in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., November 12, 2020. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart/File Photo Trump has made little headway in the courts with his lawsuits and for the first time on Friday he began to sound doubtful about his prospects, telling reporters “time will tell” who occupies the White House from Jan. 20. There have been other pro-Trump protests around the country since Biden was projected the wi